Board membership:
The Board comprises members who represent business sectors in the mountain parks such as hotels, ski areas, and attractions. Individuals who demonstrate a vested interest in the parks can also be members. A conscious effort is made to have representation from across all the mountain parks.

2011 Board of Directors:

Ian Mackie
Ian is the current Chairman of the AMPPE Board and is a retired business man and sits on the board of of the Improvement District 9.

David Bayne
David is the retired, General Manager of the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise and Travel Alberta Board Member.

Mark Bohnet
Mark is a partner with Collins Barrow Chartered Accountants in Banff and Canmore.

Crosbie Cotton
Crosbie represents the National Parks Ski Areas Association.

Pat Crowley
Pat is the Vice-President of Maligne Lake Tours in Jasper National Park .

Francisco Gomez
Francisco is Regional Vice-President Fairmont Hotels & Resorts.

Gordon Lozeman
Gordon is President of Banff Lodging Company.

Norbert Meier
Norbert is an Executive Coach and Leadership & Management Consultant living in Canmore.

Brad Pierce
Brad is the Board Counsel and is a Partner with Borden, Ladner, Gervais in Calgary.

William Selby
Bill is retired from the University of Calgary and from his role as Special Assistant to the President.

Ralph Sliger
Ralph is President of Icefields Helicopter, Cline River and Kananaskis.

Andrew Whittick
Andrew is retired from his role as the special projects executive for Brewster Inc.

Tim Whyte
Tim is an innkeeper and owner of Num-ti-Jah Lodge.

Role of the AMPPE Board:

The Board shall be the primary policy-making body of the Association. It shall also oversee the management of the business and affairs of the Association, principally by establishing and monitoring the performance expectations of the Executive Director. In doing so, the Board shall be competent to exercise all authorities, powers and discretions of the Association, and:

a) Constitute standing committees, advisory groups, task forces or other committees of the Association and to designate members of the Board, or others to examine, consider and report upon any matter or to participate on behalf of the Association in other organizations or initiatives;

b) Deliver representations in any form to any level of Government in Canada and elsewhere as may be determined to be in the best interests of the Association or its members generally;

c) Determine whether any provisions in these Bylaws provided as being “in the normal course” should be departed from for any reason which is in their view in the best interest of the Association; and

d) Propose to the members any amendments to these Bylaws that would better allow the Association to further its objects.